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That's how it should be; when translating into Russian, the "s" at the end of words either disappears or is replaced with "iy."
Even if it's Tithius, not Titus. Morning
Good morning, Omega. Where have you been for the past six years, during which almost all games have switched to being console-focused?
In strategy games and RPGs, of course. I don't like action games, except for rare cases like UT or, for example, Space Marines. Morning
But you claimed to be part of the English-speaking elite. You must have been lying. I can't imagine how anyone could play Warhammer with a Russian translation. Didn't you enjoy "can-killers," "GRAAA," and "earth raiders" back in the day?
Ordering a collector's edition from abroad would be expensive, and I don't have the money for that. Besides, it's a hassle, and I'm too lazy to deal with it. I wasn't lying; you're just taking things out of context again. We were talking about pirated copies, which, as you know, always come with English versions. And there are good Russian translations available, so there's no reason not to use them. In Warhammer, I enjoyed "Reclusiarch" the most, which is what the chaplain suddenly turned into in the hands of "Buka."